Is there a site that lists free wifi at each port?

[Grandmaanne7]

We are traveling to the Caribbean again this winter. Last year, I was able to access a list of free (or free with a purchase) sites at each port we were stopping at. It was compiled by a person who had done the same cruise the year previous. Is there a site that lists wifi hot spots in the Caribbean? Thanks in advance for any help.

[CruiserBruce]

Have you done a Google search? I have heard of one occasionally, but as free wifi is not a concern, haven't made note of it.

 

That being said, there will be plenty of signage to wifi locations, and the crew always knows. Either follow them, or ask them.

[Grandmaanne7]

Have you done a Google search? I have heard of one occasionally, but as free wifi is not a concern, haven't made note of it.

 

That being said, there will be plenty of signage to wifi locations, and the crew always knows. Either follow them, or ask them.

Yes I have done a search. There doesn't seem to be anything current. I'll do my best to piece together information from different sources. Thanks anyway.

[cb at sea]

There is no one site...sorry!

[OCruisers]

Once on the ship, ask the crew (bartenders, etc.) who are a wonderful source of information for CURRENT information on this sort of thing. :)

[Keith1010]

I do a google search and while on board ask the crew.

 

Keith

[Grandmaanne7]

Thank you all for your helpful responses.:)

[paul929207]

I use an app on my smart phone called Boingo. It claims to have over a million free wifi sites around the world. I have only tried it locally, but seems to work well. I get it free with my platinum amex card.

[Scrapnana]

I have an app on my Apple devices called "Free Wi-Fi Finder". It gives the name, address, and location on a map of free placed. The app was free.

Edited September 15, 2015 by Scrapnana

[Blackfish123]

WiFi Finder & Connect for Android phones - free and available in the Google Play store. Very highly rated at 4.9 but haven't yet tried it out abroad.